New schedule takes effect from 22 April
Revisions to the Island's bus services will come into effect as of next week.
Monday 22 April sees a number of timetable changes from Bus Vannin to routes Island-wide.
The frequency of services between Douglas and the south will be now be every 15 minutes to meet the near 7% increase of passengers from last year, on the 1, 2, 2A, 10, 11, 12 and 12A.
From Castletown however, only half the number of buses will serve Colby and beyond.
There will also be an additional bus leaving the capital for Port Erin on Friday and Saturday nights.
Meanwhile for the north, the 19 and 19C route will be replaced by the on-demand connectVILLAGES services as planned despite local opposition.
For the full timetable changes go to bus.im.
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